Holiday Break: Week 2 (January 1 – January 7, 2018)

Holiday Break: Week 2 (January 1 – January 7, 2018)

GET YOUR TICKETS TO EAST MEETS WEST

This family-friendly, live performance showcases the best of music from the silver screen from China to Hollywood, on Saturday, January 6 at 7:30pm at Roy Thomson Hall.The internationally renowned China Broadcasting Film Orchestra will bring timeless scores and soundtracks to life as films play on a massive LED screen in the backdrop.

Families can enjoy nostalgic classics from composers like John Williams, Hans Zimmer and James Horner to guest conductor Pang Ka Pang’s artful fusion of western stylings on traditional Chinese scores.

Some highlights of the evening’s program include, from the east: “Red Sun Shines on the Border” (Chinese Revolutionary Music), the Peking Opera with scores from Killing Tiger on the Mountain, and Song of the Fishermen (with You Yaowen on cello, and Li Li on harp).

From the west: “Hedwig’s Theme” from Harry Potter, scores from Star Wars, “The Prayer” from Quest for Camelot, and excerpts from Spectre from the James Bond series.

You can expect an energetic and highly entertaining evening as the critically acclaimed China Broadcasting Film Symphony Orchestra (CBFSO) engages audiences at both visual and auditory levels. CBFSO has been pleasing crowds since 1949 and has performed and recorded music for nearly 2000 films, television dramas and documentaries. They have also performed in over 40 countries across five continents, and featured renowned conductors, composers, dancers and performers from all over the globe, as well as often playing to sold-out audiences.

The Canada-China Cultural Development Association, (the official organizers) of East Meets West – Music and Movies, are also excited to present world-class, guest conductor Pang Ka Pang for this special performance.

Tickets are currently available online and at the box office at Roy Thomson Hall and range from $38 -$138.

Experience two different eras of Christmas at Todmorden Mills as we explore the holiday traditions of the 1890s and the 1940s. Sample festive treats in our historic homes, create a take-home craft, and take a winter stroll in the Wildflower Preserve
This event is presented as part of the Toronto History Museums Holiday Programming.

A much-loved holiday tradition since 1990, the Gardiner Museum’s annual 12 Trees exhibition continues to be a wonderful event that brings family and friends together to celebrate the season.

Let There Be Light
This year’s 12 Trees exhibition will focus on light as a potent symbol of hope that many cultures share during the season. Curated by famed Canadian writer and artist Douglas Coupland and Vice President of Public Art Management Ben Mills, this year’s exhibition will bring a dynamic, contemporary, and light-filled perspective to the 12 Trees tradition.

Get out of the house this winter break and join us at the Simcoe County Museum. The scenic Museum grounds is a true winter wonderland with a new Skating Trail and a newly established snowshoe route for visitors to explore.

For those wishing to stay inside and enjoy the warmth, visit our holiday-themed exhibit All I Wanted for Christmas, peruse our indoor galleries, and make a craft to take home.

Activities take place Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., as well as Sundays from 1:30 to 4 p.m., no registration is required. Admission to the Simcoe County Museum is by donation, additional fees may apply for the Snowshoe Tours and Skating Trail.
For more information on these activities contact the Simcoe County Museum at (705) 728-3721 or visit museum.simcoe.ca. The Simcoe County Museum is located at 1151 Highway 26, just minutes north of Barrie.

Experience two different eras of Christmas at Todmorden Mills as we explore the holiday traditions of the 1890s and the 1940s. Sample festive treats in our historic homes, create a take-home craft, and take a winter stroll in the Wildflower Preserve
This event is presented as part of the Toronto History Museums Holiday Programming.

A much-loved holiday tradition since 1990, the Gardiner Museum’s annual 12 Trees exhibition continues to be a wonderful event that brings family and friends together to celebrate the season.

Let There Be Light
This year’s 12 Trees exhibition will focus on light as a potent symbol of hope that many cultures share during the season. Curated by famed Canadian writer and artist Douglas Coupland and Vice President of Public Art Management Ben Mills, this year’s exhibition will bring a dynamic, contemporary, and light-filled perspective to the 12 Trees tradition.

Bring your children and together enjoy an indoor program, making bird treats. Then head outside to hand-feed the chickadees along the trails. Afterwards, come back inside and warm up with delicious hot chocolate. All materials will be provided. The only requirements are warm clothes, boots and adult supervision at all times.
Registration is required. Please register online or by phone.

Get out of the house this winter break and join us at the Simcoe County Museum. The scenic Museum grounds is a true winter wonderland with a new Skating Trail and a newly established snowshoe route for visitors to explore.

For those wishing to stay inside and enjoy the warmth, visit our holiday-themed exhibit All I Wanted for Christmas, peruse our indoor galleries, and make a craft to take home.

Activities take place Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., as well as Sundays from 1:30 to 4 p.m., no registration is required. Admission to the Simcoe County Museum is by donation, additional fees may apply for the Snowshoe Tours and Skating Trail.
For more information on these activities contact the Simcoe County Museum at (705) 728-3721 or visit museum.simcoe.ca. The Simcoe County Museum is located at 1151 Highway 26, just minutes north of Barrie.

Experience two different eras of Christmas at Todmorden Mills as we explore the holiday traditions of the 1890s and the 1940s. Sample festive treats in our historic homes, create a take-home craft, and take a winter stroll in the Wildflower Preserve
This event is presented as part of the Toronto History Museums Holiday Programming.

A much-loved holiday tradition since 1990, the Gardiner Museum’s annual 12 Trees exhibition continues to be a wonderful event that brings family and friends together to celebrate the season.

Let There Be Light
This year’s 12 Trees exhibition will focus on light as a potent symbol of hope that many cultures share during the season. Curated by famed Canadian writer and artist Douglas Coupland and Vice President of Public Art Management Ben Mills, this year’s exhibition will bring a dynamic, contemporary, and light-filled perspective to the 12 Trees tradition.

Bring your children and together enjoy an indoor program, making bird treats. Then head outside to hand-feed the chickadees along the trails. Afterwards, come back inside and warm up with delicious hot chocolate. All materials will be provided. The only requirements are warm clothes, boots and adult supervision at all times.
Registration is required. Please register online or by phone.

Experience two different eras of Christmas at Todmorden Mills as we explore the holiday traditions of the 1890s and the 1940s. Sample festive treats in our historic homes, create a take-home craft, and take a winter stroll in the Wildflower Preserve
This event is presented as part of the Toronto History Museums Holiday Programming.

A much-loved holiday tradition since 1990, the Gardiner Museum’s annual 12 Trees exhibition continues to be a wonderful event that brings family and friends together to celebrate the season.

Let There Be Light
This year’s 12 Trees exhibition will focus on light as a potent symbol of hope that many cultures share during the season. Curated by famed Canadian writer and artist Douglas Coupland and Vice President of Public Art Management Ben Mills, this year’s exhibition will bring a dynamic, contemporary, and light-filled perspective to the 12 Trees tradition.

*Kid’s Club Crafts (All Over Ontario)
10am-11:30am
Michaels Art Store
All Over Ontario

Let your kids explore their creativity while you shop! Kids 3 and up can enjoy a quick project and take home a finished masterpiece. Sign up in store or just drop in. Only $2 per child reserves 30 minutes for your creative kid. Sessions starting every half hour from 10am – 11:30 am. See a store associate to join the fun! Parents must remain on premises during the event.

Experience two different eras of Christmas at Todmorden Mills as we explore the holiday traditions of the 1890s and the 1940s. Sample festive treats in our historic homes, create a take-home craft, and take a winter stroll in the Wildflower Preserve
This event is presented as part of the Toronto History Museums Holiday Programming.

A much-loved holiday tradition since 1990, the Gardiner Museum’s annual 12 Trees exhibition continues to be a wonderful event that brings family and friends together to celebrate the season.

Let There Be Light
This year’s 12 Trees exhibition will focus on light as a potent symbol of hope that many cultures share during the season. Curated by famed Canadian writer and artist Douglas Coupland and Vice President of Public Art Management Ben Mills, this year’s exhibition will bring a dynamic, contemporary, and light-filled perspective to the 12 Trees tradition.

Experience two different eras of Christmas at Todmorden Mills as we explore the holiday traditions of the 1890s and the 1940s. Sample festive treats in our historic homes, create a take-home craft, and take a winter stroll in the Wildflower Preserve
This event is presented as part of the Toronto History Museums Holiday Programming.

A much-loved holiday tradition since 1990, the Gardiner Museum’s annual 12 Trees exhibition continues to be a wonderful event that brings family and friends together to celebrate the season.

Let There Be Light
This year’s 12 Trees exhibition will focus on light as a potent symbol of hope that many cultures share during the season. Curated by famed Canadian writer and artist Douglas Coupland and Vice President of Public Art Management Ben Mills, this year’s exhibition will bring a dynamic, contemporary, and light-filled perspective to the 12 Trees tradition.

All Burlington residents are invited to the third annual New Year’s Levee co-hosted by MPP Eleanor McMahon and MP Karina Gould. Guests are invited to enjoy free access to the gallery including demonstrations and hands-on activities.
Light refreshments will be served. No RSVP required. We will be collecting non-perishable food items for the local food banks.

CPL will be joining with Town of Caledon Parks & Recreation for the annual Winterfest celebration. This is a free drop in program, fun for the whole family with something for everyone – 3D printer demonstrations, Spin the Wheel fun and more! Allergy alert.

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